Monthly Archives: July 2022

Spanish soccer clubs Real Madrid and Barcelona will meet in a friendly, or exhibition, match July 23 at Allegiant Stadium, but such terminology shouldn’t fool anyone. It’s never entirely affable when the two archrivals meet, and there’s always somethi…

With consumption lounges expected to open as soon as this year, the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board is coordinating with licensees to establish a blueprint for best practices.

The Golden Knights extended a qualifying offer to six of their restricted free agents, but forward Brett Howden was not one of them and he will become an unrestricted free agent when the new league year starts …

UNLV was named a Hispanic-Serving Institution in 2015. To achieve this designation, a university must be “an eligible institution and (have) an enrollment of undergraduate full-time equivalent students that is at least 25% Hispanic students” at the ti…

Inside Terminal 3 at Harry Reid International Airport, two young women from England waited to board their flight back to London.

In today’s topsy-turvy economic climate, nobody knows exactly how healthy Las Vegas’ tourism sector will be next month or next year, but UNLV expert Belarmino might have as good an idea as anyone.

Brittney Griner was everywhere Sunday — before, during and after the WNBA All-Star Game. Everywhere except where the league’s best players felt she should be — playing alongside them on the court.

Abortion laws that pinpoint the beginning of legal “personhood” at conception — a process that fertility doctors, or reproductive endocrinologists, complete outside the body — could have consequences for doctors who initiate, not end pregnancies.

The north Strip has garnered attention in recent years with developments like Resorts World Las Vegas and the Las Vegas Convention Center expansion. But it was a venture on the south side of the boulevard that had people talking Friday.

Vegas began the day with no first-round pick in the NHL Draft on Thursday and ended the night that same way. When the second round begins at 8 a.m. on Friday, the Golden Knights will make their first selection at No. 48.